I don't get all of the Kaepernick love. Sure, he's big with a strong arm, but he stares at one spot on the field after taking the snap and doesn't throw the ball until the WR is open.

Just watch him on every play. He walks up behind the center, turns his head side to side too fast to really see anything (like he learned to look at the defense but doesn't quite understand why). He then takes the snap and looks at one part of the field and doesn't turn his head away for anything. If the receiver is covered, he just stands there staring at that same receiver until the receiver is open and then guns the ball in or he runs.

Kaepernick reminds me a lot of Tarvaris Jackson except Tarvaris wouldn't run and would take the sack.

I've got nothing for you. You've already made your mind up. If you'd like to be proven wrong, please see...

At New England:http://www.nfl.com/videos/nfl-game-high ... highlightsat 1:51, finds 3rd receiver in progression (Walker) for TDat 3:45, Kaep throws a dart between double coverage for a TDat 5:47, Kaep adjust the play at the line, recognizing single coverage on Crabtree, TD ... it's doesn't show his presnap read, but other highlights do (unfortunately I can't find any that NFL.com hasn't taken down)

Arizona - Needed a Win to Secure Byehttp://www.nfl.com/gamecenter/201212301 ... &tab=recapat 0:09, avoids the rush, finds finds 2nd receiver (Crabtree) for long TD over Patrick Petersonat 0:24, finds Crabtree again, with Peterson in great position, throws Crabtree open for the TD.

First Playoff Game:http://www.nfl.com/videos/nfl-game-high ... highlightsat 1:01, avoids rush, finds Gore in a broken play, beautiful touch for a big gainat 3:19, throws a bullet to only where Crabtree can get it. TDat 5:41, throws a great touch pass to Vernon for a big gain, pump fake + 2nd readat 6:48, throws Walker open on a big 3rd down play

NFC Championship away, down 17http://www.nfl.com/videos/nfl-game-high ... highlightsat 2:53, throws into double coverage, throws open Vernon Davisat 3:03, 3:29, throws nice touch passes to Vernonat 4:28, throws open Delani Walkerat 5:05, finds 2nd option Vernon with a sweet touch passat 6:40, there aren't too many QBs in the league that can make that throw!

Obviously, these are only highlights, and there are a lot of dink/dunk plays too, but I can gather from your comment that you haven't watch much, if any 49ers other than the Seattle game.

First start: Actually, Manningham makes a spin move on a slant route to avoid a tackle and gains a lot of yards. Kaep threw a slant route and did not throw anyone open. Crabtree touchdown: Congrats, this is one of the times he makes it past his first read.

Patriots: Kaep always looks at one spot on the field during his dropback and then goes to first read. At MOST, second read. Congrats MAYBE another where he makes it past his first read. Touchdown to Crabtree: He was the FIRST read and he was open. Whooptie doo. Other touchdown to Crabtree: Really? Crabtree was open before Kaep threw the ball and then Crabtree spun out of a tackle. Crab was the first read. Adjusting the play at the line of scrimmage? No. He let Crabtree know he was going to him...maybe. Once again...FIRST READ.

Arizona: Touchdown to Crabtree: Crabtree was open by 7 yards BEFORE Kaep STEPPED UP in the pocket with minimal rush and was FIRST READ. Not impressed. Second touchdown to Crabtree: Peterson was in good position? WTF were you watching? Peterson was beat by at least four yards BEFORE Kaep threw to his FIRST READ Crabtree.

First Playoff game: Congrats to the broken play big gain by Gore. Another of the FEW where Kaep makes it past his first read, albeit on a broken play. Touchdown to Crab: Kaep stares Crabtree down and makes a throw where Crabtree has inside position. Still not impressed. Big gain to VD: Kaep looks at one spot on the field during dropback then goes to where he knows he is throwing the ball all along. Good pass but not past first read. He knew where he was going all along. Delaney Walker catch: Threw him open? NOT... Kaep threw the ball AFTER he was WIDE OPEN and actually throws the ball BEHIND Delaney taking away extra yardage. How you can see that as "throwing him open" is silly.

NFC Championship game: Throws Vernon open? I don't think so. He guns the ball into his first read. Luckily for Kaep that the Falcon defensive backs aren't very good. The "nice touch passes to Vernon" are both WIDE OPEN passes on first reads. Throws open Delaney Walker? I know you have absolutely NO understanding of what "throwing open" means. Delaney is WIDE OPEN before Kaep throws the ball. "2nd option Davis"? Kaep looked at one player and one player only and that player was Davis. Davis was also open BEFORE Kaep threw the ball. Nice throw by Kaep to his first and only read. A good DB would have broken that up. Not many QBs "would" make that pass, it was risky.

Superbowl: "Touch pass to VD"... He was WIDE OPEN. ANY NFL QB could have made that throw. Once again, first read. Double clutch pass to VD... Again, WIDE OPEN. Most QBs in the league make that throw. First read again. TD to Crabtree. First read to a WIDE OPEN receiver. Crabtree makes a good play after the catch. Moss was WIDE OPEN and it looks to me that Kaep never looked anywhere else. In between "multiple" defenders? Crabtree had nobody within 5 yards between himself and Kaep. The coverage was behind him and tackled him immediately. Again, FIRST READ.

Like I said, Kaep RARELY makes it past his first read and QBs that do that don't usually make it in this league. I have watched EVERY snap that Kaep has taken in the NFL and I am impressed with his arm, but I am very unimpressed with his progressions and decision making. I think he will struggle this year without his only good WR.

I personally think Papaki is a great QB. Yeah, he does throw at his first read a lot, but it seems to work for the guy. The only Niner game I didn't see Papaki play in was the first Rams game.

It just seems to me that the guy doesn't spend a lot of time making decisions, that he has made it quickly and either uses it or just takes off. In any case, he seemed to make it work.

I spend some time making fun of Papaki and well, the Niners in general, but I think the guy is miles better than Alex Smith and that the Niners are every bit as good as the Hawks are as a team.

The downside I personally see is that Papaki kind of took the Niners away from their identity. They got away from their bread and butter because Harbafreak was trying to turn them into the Montana Niners, rather than the team that won 13 games in 2011.

Alex Smith was the master of the 12 play, 56 yard drive that turned into a FG. It wore teams down, kept the defense on the sidelines and scoring low. The switch to Papaki created a bunch of short drives, some 3 and outs and put the defense in a much tougher role. This is part of the reason the Niner defense started showing holes and gave up both passing and running yards.

The cost was absorbed because the Niner offense could score quickly and it carried them to the Super Bowl, but it also allowed for more turnovers to happen at bad times and made it tough on a defense that didn't rotate players much.

I think Papaki will probably improve his one look habit, but I just feel that it worked for him and Crabtree especially.

Oh yeah, that guy is out for the season isn't he?

The only concern I have and I mean only is that Bevell will get cute and pass even though Lynch is gaining yardage. 1/30/2015 - loaf

Kaepernick is a superior type of athlete (freakish really), and wins games. What else matters?

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Kaepernick is, IMO, the most physically talented QB in the NFL. Griffin/Vick are the only QBs are who are faster but neither of them are as strong nor as big/durable. He also has at least arguably the most zip on his passes of any NFL QB.

Right now, that's enough to dominate. As defenses adjust, it may not be. Seattle hasn't had too much trouble from Kaepernick, mostly because their defense is designed to counter QBs just like him. Right now the entire league is trying to copy Seattle. If enough teams successfully emulate our defense, Kaepernick will be in for a challenge.

That said, who says that Kaepernick can't grow? He's not a dummy, and he's not lazy. If he can learn to progress through reads and be more of a pure passer, he could be among the elite QBs of the league and end up in Canton.

I've always liked Kaepernick, even if he is a bit different and flawed. I can't remember a draft pick that was more of a dagger to the gut than when SF traded up for Kaepernick in 2011.

loafoftatupu wrote:Alex Smith was the master of the 12 play, 56 yard drive that turned into a FG. It wore teams down, kept the defense on the sidelines and scoring low. The switch to Papaki created a bunch of short drives, some 3 and outs and put the defense in a much tougher role. This is part of the reason the Niner defense started showing holes and gave up both passing and running yards.

The cost was absorbed because the Niner offense could score quickly and it carried them to the Super Bowl, but it also allowed for more turnovers to happen at bad times and made it tough on a defense that didn't rotate players much.

Since when is scoring touchdowns quickly not preferable to long field goal drives?

I think we have at least two QB's in the West that will be talked about for a long time, Kaep may have flaws but I bet a off season they get worked on and somewhat corrected, just as Wilson said he has to learn more and make improvements, funny Bradford who was going to be the marquee QB of the division a few years ago has now become an after thought when people talk about the NFC West QB situations as far as playoffs and contenders.

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chris98251 wrote:I think we have at least two QB's in the West that will be talked about for a long time, Kaep may have flaws but I bet a off season they get worked on and somewhat corrected, just as Wilson said he has to learn more and make improvements, funny Bradford who was going to be the marquee QB of the division a few years ago has now become an after thought when people talk about the NFC West QB situations as far as playoffs and contenders.

It's how Bradford turned out after his first season why I have a hard time making any guarantees about either of our young QB's after only their first season, 10 games in Kaeps situation.

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I'm kind of surprised no one has actually tried to click the links in this thread, yet. They are all broken, the forum is truncating them prematurely. You're going to have to manually enter them in the [ url = Actual URL]Text you want to show as the link[ / url ] format with no spaces.

loafoftatupu wrote:I personally think Papaki is a great QB. Yeah, he does throw at his first read a lot, but it seems to work for the guy. The only Niner game I didn't see Papaki play in was the first Rams game.

It just seems to me that the guy doesn't spend a lot of time making decisions, that he has made it quickly and either uses it or just takes off. In any case, he seemed to make it work.

I spend some time making fun of Papaki and well, the Niners in general, but I think the guy is miles better than Alex Smith and that the Niners are every bit as good as the Hawks are as a team.

The downside I personally see is that Papaki kind of took the Niners away from their identity. They got away from their bread and butter because Harbafreak was trying to turn them into the Montana Niners, rather than the team that won 13 games in 2011.

Alex Smith was the master of the 12 play, 56 yard drive that turned into a FG. It wore teams down, kept the defense on the sidelines and scoring low. The switch to Papaki created a bunch of short drives, some 3 and outs and put the defense in a much tougher role. This is part of the reason the Niner defense started showing holes and gave up both passing and running yards.

The cost was absorbed because the Niner offense could score quickly and it carried them to the Super Bowl, but it also allowed for more turnovers to happen at bad times and made it tough on a defense that didn't rotate players much.

I think Papaki will probably improve his one look habit, but I just feel that it worked for him and Crabtree especially.

Oh yeah, that guy is out for the season isn't he?

Glad to see some rare support for Kaep from a Seattle fan.

Its true that Kaep often throws to his first read...but that is VERY often because his first read is OPEN. Why move on to the second read if the first one is there?

Kaep is not a finished product. He came into the league exteremely raw and he's just getting better and better with every start. He has some young Qb clock management issues (especially in THIS offense that does so much pre-snap movement) and he is still learning to work through the progressions. He has shown the ability to do so.

People who are calling for him to fall flat are just suffering from wishful thinking.

kearly wrote:Kaepernick is, IMO, the most physically talented QB in the NFL. Griffin/Vick are the only QBs are who are faster but neither of them are as strong nor as big/durable. He also has at least arguably the most zip on his passes of any NFL QB.

Right now, that's enough to dominate. As defenses adjust, it may not be. Seattle hasn't had too much trouble from Kaepernick, mostly because their defense is designed to counter QBs just like him. Right now the entire league is trying to copy Seattle. If enough teams successfully emulate our defense, Kaepernick will be in for a challenge.

That said, who says that Kaepernick can't grow? He's not a dummy, and he's not lazy. If he can learn to progress through reads and be more of a pure passer, he could be among the elite QBs of the league and end up in Canton.

I've always liked Kaepernick, even if he is a bit different and flawed. I can't remember a draft pick that was more of a dagger to the gut than when SF traded up for Kaepernick in 2011.

Wow...even more positive Kaep talk from Seattle fans. I feel like I'm in the Twilight Zone. ;-)

Pretty much agree with everything you said. He came into the League RAW as all hell. He still has alot to learn and more importantly, he KNOWS he still has alot to learn. He is succeeding on scary athletic talent. Its not just taking about the running either. Its not just the arm strength. At least once or twice a game he throws a pass that just makes my jaw drop. The first one I saw him make was actually very early in the season when he spelled Alex for a play. It was a flea flicker to Moss that Moss flat dropped in the endzone. PERFECT pass. When he started his first game, he had another one to Kyle Wilson for a big game...right over the shoulder in perfect stride. One to Vernon in the GB game. Another to Crab in the SB that Crab couldn't hold onto. I could go on and on. He just makes these insane throws that tell you once he figures it all out.....LOOK. OUT.

For whatever reason there's ALOT of Seahawks fans obsessed with convincing themselves and others Wilson's better than Kaep. I dont understand it, really. For the 1st time ever in OUR franchise's history, we have an elite, top 5, inevitable champion, type QB. Personally, that evokes an opposite response in me, I'm very quiet. I have zero need to convince anyone or myself how great Wilson is. I no longer fret over other teams FA pickups or transactions, because, well, we have Wilson.

Before Wilson, I could spin logical yarns ending with the Seahawks holding a Lombardi. Any year, any QB, any coach, I've done it my entire life. I just dont need to do that anymore...it's very odd and refreshing.

Pe, if I had to guess, I think all the talk of Kaepernick's "tools" is largely what spawns some of the ire people feel in defending Wilson over Kaepernick.

Someone could donate a $500,000 auto garage to me and I'd have all the tools to open my own Firestone, but that doesn't mean I know what to do with them. Wilson seems ahead of Kaepernick mentally by a considerable margin, to me, so it's annoying to hear about all these fabulous pretty "tools" Kaepernick has in practically every article that mentions him.

QB is like 80% between the ears. Physical tools don't carry a QB, unless that QB is playing against Dom Capers and his Green Bay defense.

I can't speak for everyone, obviously, but all these friggin' articles talking about Kaep's "tools" have gotten annoying. It's starting to sound like a cop-out, like "We can't talk about his head for the game, so we'll talk about his physical tools, instead." Who cares if someone can throw the ball 80 yards in the air? The number of times a QB will likely be asked to do that in an entire NFL career: 0. Even if it's once or twice, congrats, one or two games out of a couple hundred. Totally important.

For whatever reason there's ALOT of Seahawks fans obsessed with convincing themselves and others Wilson's better than Kaep. I dont understand it, really. For the 1st time ever in OUR franchise's history, we have an elite, top 5, inevitable champion, type QB. Personally, that evokes an opposite response in me, I'm very quiet. I have zero need to convince anyone or myself how great Wilson is. I no longer fret over other teams FA pickups or transactions, because, well, we have Wilson.

Before Wilson, I could spin logical yarns ending with the Seahawks holding a Lombardi. Any year, any QB, any coach, I've done it my entire life. I just dont need to do that anymore...it's very odd and refreshing.

I actually agree with you.

If people really thought Kaep was as bad as they say they wouldn't even bother posting about him. I think its attempting to find an argument to make them feel better becaue their worst nightmare would be SF getting a young QB as good as thiers.

I don't need to do that. I actually really like Wilson. I just think its funny how many argument I read on this site that seem to be nothing more than wedge issue arguments with no other intent than to show a difference so their guy can be "better".

pehawk wrote:Some of it is us fans having a QB like Wilson for the first time ever. We dont know how to react.

At least, thats a IMO.

This makes sense, and is understandable.

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Okay, so I just spoke to Kobe Bryant and he says in these situations to buy you a big ring? That's got to work, right? I mean, that got Kobe out of trouble, and unlike Kobe there isn't a blonde in Denver with internal bleeding as evidence. So, it SHOULD work.

Scratch that, Marvin has lower digestive bleeding, but I didn't do it.

pehawk wrote:Okay, while I do appreciate you two agreeing with me, I still dislike your contributions to the board. I wish you talked NFL, not just 49er and Kaep, it's annoying.

I feel better now.

LOL

I talk about the rest of the NFL on 49ers.com and come here to talk about the futures about our two teams seeing that we have such a heated rivalry now. It's interesting to get the other sides perspective some times.

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pehawk wrote:Okay, while I do appreciate you two agreeing with me, I still dislike your contributions to the board. I wish you talked NFL, not just 49er and Kaep, it's annoying.

I feel better now.

LOL

I talk about the rest of the NFL on 49ers.com and come here to talk about the futures about our two teams seeing that we have such a heated rivalry now. It's interesting to get the other sides perspective some times.

What perspective? Our teams are contending rivals, you know the perspectives before logging in.

Thanks for the response. Most of your points are accurate, but slanted towards diminishing Kaep (which is understandable considering he's now your biggest obstacle to making a deep playoff run).

And yes, Kaep was raw last season. He made a few silly mistakes and didn't have the full playbook when he started after Alex's injury. But he passed every hurdle and performed much better than almost anyone would have hoped. And really, if he'd completed one of the passes from 5yds out in SB, this would be a totally different discussion. He improved throughout the season and had 3 really good playoff starts.

Thanks for the response. Most of your points are accurate, but slanted towards diminishing Kaep (which is understandable considering he's now your biggest obstacle to making a deep playoff run).

And yes, Kaep was raw last season. He made a few silly mistakes and didn't have the full playbook when he started after Alex's injury. But he passed every hurdle and performed much better than almost anyone would have hoped. And really, if he'd completed one of the passes from 5yds out in SB, this would be a totally different discussion. He improved throughout the season and had 3 really good playoff starts.

He's legit and it will only be a matter of time before you agree.

I agree that you and Marvin continuously PM'ing me asking for pictures of my bulge is making me really uncomfortable...

RolandDeschain wrote:If Kaepernick didn't have the full playbook after riding the pine for a year-and-a-half, does that mean we can excuse away any mistakes Wilson makes for the first 8 games of this coming season, too?

Yes.. which is why he improved after the first 8 games.

Kaep starting coming in for specific pistol formations, then Alex Smith got injured and they started with some easier routes and running plays. And as he improved, they added more to his plate. It's opinion, but I think Kaep 'had the full playbook', but the coaching staff kept it more simple for his first few games.

RolandDeschain wrote:If Kaepernick didn't have the full playbook after riding the pine for a year-and-a-half, does that mean we can excuse away any mistakes Wilson makes for the first 8 games of this coming season, too?

What do you mean "can we excuse away the first 8 games?". LOL. You guys already do.

Thanks for the response. Most of your points are accurate, but slanted towards diminishing Kaep (which is understandable considering he's now your biggest obstacle to making a deep playoff run).

And yes, Kaep was raw last season. He made a few silly mistakes and didn't have the full playbook when he started after Alex's injury. But he passed every hurdle and performed much better than almost anyone would have hoped. And really, if he'd completed one of the passes from 5yds out in SB, this would be a totally different discussion. He improved throughout the season and had 3 really good playoff starts.

He's legit and it will only be a matter of time before you agree.

I agree that you and Marvin continuously PM'ing me asking for pictures of my bulge is making me really uncomfortable...

Thanks for the response. Most of your points are accurate, but slanted towards diminishing Kaep (which is understandable considering he's now your biggest obstacle to making a deep playoff run).

And yes, Kaep was raw last season. He made a few silly mistakes and didn't have the full playbook when he started after Alex's injury. But he passed every hurdle and performed much better than almost anyone would have hoped. And really, if he'd completed one of the passes from 5yds out in SB, this would be a totally different discussion. He improved throughout the season and had 3 really good playoff starts.

He's legit and it will only be a matter of time before you agree.

I agree that you and Marvin continuously PM'ing me asking for pictures of my bulge is making me really uncomfortable...

RolandDeschain wrote:If Kaepernick didn't have the full playbook after riding the pine for a year-and-a-half, does that mean we can excuse away any mistakes Wilson makes for the first 8 games of this coming season, too?

What do you mean "can we excuse away the first 8 games?". LOL. You guys already do.

Who's this "you guys"? Even with the first 8 games he was better than Keap if you erase that he isn't even in the same zipcode.

RolandDeschain wrote:If Kaepernick didn't have the full playbook after riding the pine for a year-and-a-half, does that mean we can excuse away any mistakes Wilson makes for the first 8 games of this coming season, too?

Yes.. which is why he improved after the first 8 games.

Kaep starting coming in for specific pistol formations, then Alex Smith got injured and they started with some easier routes and running plays. And as he improved, they added more to his plate. It's opinion, but I think Kaep 'had the full playbook', but the coaching staff kept it more simple for his first few games.

I thought this was obvious to everyone? Pretty standard practice actually. And its the fact that he exploded and made the Bears "Elite" defense look like childs play in his first start and the Saints look like a sandlot game in his second, is why there is so much confidence towards him being one of the greatest QB's in our generation and all the analysts are riding his nuts. If he could do that with a limited amount of plays then imagine what else he can do. He didn't need 8 weeks to look great.

It has already been reported a while ago that he has worked hard on his dificiencies during the off season. Shouldn't be surprising at all when he comes out and shocks the league AGAIN and makes last year look like a rookie season in comparison. Just as I am sure RW will do the same.

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RolandDeschain wrote:If Kaepernick didn't have the full playbook after riding the pine for a year-and-a-half, does that mean we can excuse away any mistakes Wilson makes for the first 8 games of this coming season, too?

What do you mean "can we excuse away the first 8 games?". LOL. You guys already do.

Who's this "you guys"? Even with the first 8 games he was better than Keap if you erase that he isn't even in the same zipcode.

Overall, I see very similar stats for the first 8 games. Kaep has a higher yds/attempt and Wilson has a higher TD/attempt. Wilson had a higher INT ratio for the first 8 games, but after the full season, both guys had good INT ratio numbers. Kaep has a better yds/carry number.

loafoftatupu wrote:Alex Smith was the master of the 12 play, 56 yard drive that turned into a FG. It wore teams down, kept the defense on the sidelines and scoring low. The switch to Papaki created a bunch of short drives, some 3 and outs and put the defense in a much tougher role. This is part of the reason the Niner defense started showing holes and gave up both passing and running yards.

The cost was absorbed because the Niner offense could score quickly and it carried them to the Super Bowl, but it also allowed for more turnovers to happen at bad times and made it tough on a defense that didn't rotate players much.

Since when is scoring touchdowns quickly not preferable to long field goal drives?

Leave it to a Niner fan to read a negative out of a positive. My point was that it changes the situation for the defense along with giving a team like the Hawks more opportunities to score themselves. The Smith Niners limited the opponents to less TOP.

I have said it before, the Niners feast on the teams that are not fully balanced. A team that does everything with some level of success is far more dangerous to the Niners than a team that is only strong at one aspect of their offense and not physical defensively.

The Rams were not a juggernaut, but they could run with some success, pass with limited success and were physical on defense.

All the teams that beat the Niners fit the mold of the balanced team. NYG, Seattle, STL, Baltimore all have physical defenses and can move the ball in the air and on the ground. Minnesota had a great game from that jackwagon Ponder, so they prevailed.

Kaeperstank didn't lose to NYG or Manny, but the Niners as a whole lost to that style of team, with Kaeperstank amplifying the issue by giving those teams chances they might not have had if they stuck with ground and pound.

Anyone think SF is going to open their first series in Week 2 with 3 straight pass plays again? I highly doubt it.

The only concern I have and I mean only is that Bevell will get cute and pass even though Lynch is gaining yardage. 1/30/2015 - loaf

I know that there will be those that say balance makes every team a winner, but Kaepernick beat those teams that are considered dangerous that aren't balanced, all of them. NOLA, ATL, NE and GB, even Chicago.

The only concern I have and I mean only is that Bevell will get cute and pass even though Lynch is gaining yardage. 1/30/2015 - loaf

RolandDeschain wrote:If Kaepernick didn't have the full playbook after riding the pine for a year-and-a-half, does that mean we can excuse away any mistakes Wilson makes for the first 8 games of this coming season, too?

What do you mean "can we excuse away the first 8 games?". LOL. You guys already do.

You better not shy away from here after our week two match-up. I want to see tears, admissions of superiority, the full works after we beat you. Later that night, too. None of this drinking away your sorrow for two days straight then coming here and saying three words and considering the matter done stuff.

RolandDeschain wrote:If Kaepernick didn't have the full playbook after riding the pine for a year-and-a-half, does that mean we can excuse away any mistakes Wilson makes for the first 8 games of this coming season, too?

What do you mean "can we excuse away the first 8 games?". LOL. You guys already do.

You better not shy away from here after our week two match-up. I want to see tears, admissions of superiority, the full works after we beat you. Later that night, too. None of this drinking away your sorrow for two days straight then coming here and saying three words and considering the matter done stuff.

I'll be here. No worries. Win or lose....I'll either congratulate on the win or be humble in victory.

RolandDeschain wrote:You better not shy away from here after our week two match-up. I want to see tears, admissions of superiority, the full works after we beat you. Later that night, too. None of this drinking away your sorrow for two days straight then coming here and saying three words and considering the matter done stuff.

I'll be here. No worries. Win or lose....I'll either congratulate on the win or be humble in victory.

More than likely SEA will win its home game and we'll win our home game. It'll be a shock if any other outcome happens.

RolandDeschain wrote:You better not shy away from here after our week two match-up. I want to see tears, admissions of superiority, the full works after we beat you. Later that night, too. None of this drinking away your sorrow for two days straight then coming here and saying three words and considering the matter done stuff.

I'll be here. No worries. Win or lose....I'll either congratulate on the win or be humble in victory.

More than likely SEA will win its home game and we'll win our home game. It'll be a shock if any other outcome happens.

Very possible.

Hell...Niners may open up 0-2 with GB and Sea on the schedule and this forum would go completely apesh*t. LOL.